Tariffs Update: How to Navigate the Global Trade Chaos Self-Study Webinar
Overview
Global trade is shifting fast, with new tariffs, rulings, and regulations creating risk and complexity for multinational businesses. This self-study webinar dives into how to navigate the evolving landscape, reduce compliance costs, and keep supply chains and financial strategy on track. You’ll learn:
- How current and emerging tariffs affect supply chains and operations
- Strategies for mitigating compliance and regulatory risks
- Approaches for handling valuation and reporting challenges
- Best practices for maintaining efficiency in a volatile trade environment
This self-study webinar qualifies for 1.5 CPE Credits in NASBA’s Taxes Field of Study.
Objective
To provide CPAs and other finance professionals with a clear understanding of current tariff rules, enforcement trends, and practical strategies for managing risk in global trade.
DETAILED LEARNING OBJECTIVES
• Identify classification as a tariff mitigation strategy
• Recognize Section 232 as the tariff authority associated with national security concerns
• Identify the tariffs held unlawful by the CIT and CAFC as described in the presentation
• Identify the Administration’s response to the adverse tariff rulings as described in the presentation
• Recognize country of origin as a consideration in tariff mitigation planning
• Identify first-sale valuation as a customs valuation method discussed in the course
• Identify foreign trade zones and bonded warehouses as facilities used in tariff mitigation planning
• Recognize lobbying Congress and working through associations as forms of political action available to companies
Emphasis
- Current status of US tariffs: Reciprocal, Fentanyl, Section 232, and Section 301
- Court rulings, appeals, and their impact on tariff enforcement
- Mitigation strategies: bonded warehouses, foreign trade zones, and valuation planning
- Transfer pricing considerations, including first sale and delivered duty paid (DDP) methods
- Legislative and political developments shaping tariff policy
Speakers
Robert Leo, Partner, Meeks, Sheppard, Leo & Pillsbury LLP
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